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This week, Stel, Yiannakis and Rhodri Giggs are joined by ex Crystal Palace defender Sagi Burton.

On the agenda:

- Ronaldo inspires Real Madrid to a big win over Juve.

- Man City are 1 win away from winning the title.

- Spurs end their 28 year Stamford Bridge jinx.

- Groundhog Day for Palace

- Arnie strikes twice

- Arsenal player lets team mate take a penalty

- Pardew leaves after 4 months in charge of West Brom

- Hollywood finish to the Hollywood derby.

- Marinakis wielding the axe

Stel is joined by Jagiellonia Bialystok striker and friend of the show - Cillian Sheridan.

Cillian talks about life in Poland, becoming a vegan while playing in Cyprus, his theory behind Ibra's move to LA, Tesco, Argos catalogues, Lebron James and much more!

One of the original penalty saving heroes, Tony Parks joins us in a very special edition of Shoot The Defence as Stel hosts alongside Last Word On Spurs (@LastWordOnSpurs) podcast owner Ricky Sacks (@RickSpur).

Tony talks to us about growing up in London's East End before moving to Spurs and battling it out with Ray Clemence for the number 1 shirt.

Tottenham's 1984 UEFA Cup winning campaign is on the agenda, as Tony casts his mind back to events over the two legs and answers questions on team mates and opponents.

There's a debate on the standard of goalkeeping in this era compared to those gone by, Spurs' youth academy, the new White Hart Lane and much more!

Stel, Yiannakis and Rhodri Giggs are joined by Millwall legend Steve Morison to discuss the FA Cup Quarter Final games, Semi Final lineup and other news throughout the world.

Steve gives his views on Pochettino, Mark Hughes and Paul Lambert while Stel and Yian argue (again) over things that prolong the show.

Stel, Rhodri Giggs and Yiannakis are joined by Dan Tracey of the E-Sports podcast on what turns out to be an emotionally draining show.

The postmortem of United's defeat against Seville was well and truly underway with one person on the panel calling for Jose Mourinho to be sacked!

A brief review of Man Utd's win against Liverpool follows, which leads to Tottenham's win at Bournemouth, Arsenal bouncing back against Watford, West Ham's problems on and off the pitch, and suggestions for the next Southampton boss.

There's also gun toting chairmen, pundits who spit and fictitious non league Twitter accounts.

Stel and Sid Lambert are joined by former Leeds United forward Jamie Forrester to discuss the 1993 clash between Leeds and Manchester City.

Jamie reviews the game with us and answers questions on his team mates, such as; David Rocastle, Gary Speed, John Lukic, David Batty, Frank Strandli and Rod Wallace.

We also delve into the form of both sides going into the game and touch on other 90's football matters!

Western Sydney Wanderers fullback Raul Llorente joins us to talk about his first season at the club, how he has settled and compares the A League to the Greek Superleague and Spain's Segunda Division.

We discuss one of Raul's former clubs Atletico Madrid, Griezmann and Simeone's future and much more!

Social Media & Community Manager for Epsilon Esports Neil Harvey joins us to talk about the forever growing gaming industry.

Neil talks about the evolution and growth of Epsilon Esports, and reveals some jaw dropping facts about player development, contracts, scouting and much more.

We also discuss Epsilon Esports chances at the Gfinity Esports Elite Series.

Stel and Yiannakis are joined by Chris Windsor from the Five Year Plan show.

Antonio Conte's system at Manchester City is discussed, as is Sane's importance to Pep Guardiola. 

Chris gives his opinions on the state of Crystal Palace and what it'll take to keep them in the league.

There's the Arsenal Comedy Club, Dzeko's goalscoring record and Berbatov's swipe at David James on Insta.

Stel, Yiannakis and Rhodri Giggs are joined by Dan De Luca from the superb Sofa Sports podcast to review the big games over the weekend and other football matters.

Man City's League Cup final victory tops the agenda, as we delve into the importance of Vincent Kompany and his Man Of The Match display.

We touch on Arsenal's performance and question the impact their summer and January signings have made so far.

Manchester United's win is also on the agenda, as is Spurs' hard fought win at Crystal Palace.

There's news from Europe which includes a player up for a charge for attempted murder and a goalkeeper who literally took his eye off the ball.